Juliet Capulet (euphoric1dr) wrote in linguaphiles,
Juliet Capulet
euphoric1dr
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also v. and

do most languages distinguish between these? i found myself wondering, as recently i heard the words for 'also' and 'and' used interchangeably among native speakers here in Taiwan. so it occurred to me, maybe in some languages they are considered an identical concept, but in others, this is not the case? just wondering, i myself am having a hard time telling the difference, the more i ponder it!
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